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Spring Boot Cookbook
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While environment variables could, on a rare occasion, be a hit or miss, the good old Java system properties can always be trusted to be there for you. In addition to using the Environment Variables and command-line arguments represented by the property names prefixed with a double dash (--), Spring Boot provides you with the ability to use the plain Java System Properties to set or override the configuration properties.
This could be useful in a number of situations, particularly if your application is running in a container that sets certain values during the startup via the system properties that you want to get access to or if a property value is not set via a command-line –D argument, but rather in some library via a code by calling System.setProperty(…), especially if this resides in a static method of sorts. While arguably these cases are rare, it takes only one to have you bend backwards in an effort to try and integrate...
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